YPD seeks community’s help in identifying group of young men checking car doors
YPD said four young men were seen in the College Area on July 9, checking car doors and looking inside vehicles.
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Breast cancer survivor and single mother of one seeks community help to avoid homelessness
A single mother and her eight-year-old son are facing homelessness and are turning to the community to ask for help.
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Sentencing for Yuma man convicted of shooting his friend rescheduled
20-year-old Keith Simmons was found guilty of negligent homicide and unlawful discharge of a weapon back in June for the August 2024 death of 19-year-old Eduardo Dominguez.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking hotter temperatures and high humidity through the weekend
A Weather Authority First Alert Action Day is staying in effect until 8 pm Sunday due to the hot and humid weather. I am tracking slightly hotter and near-record temperatures this weekend. I am also watching for any rain and storm potential late in the weekend.
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Coffee shop in Winterhaven earns certification
Spirit Mountain, a coffee shop in Winterhaven, has recently earned a national certification for its roasted coffee.
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No evidence against former Mexicali police chief
Former Mexicali Police Chief Pedro Ariel Mendivil, who was arrested and accused of multiple criminal charges last month, was released.
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Mayores revisiones en padres que incurran en turismo de parto en EU
Este jueves, el presidente Donald Trump, firmó dos órdenes ejecutivas para aplicar restricciones a la ciudadanía por nacimiento, incluyendo casos de turismo de maternidad.
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Piden renuncia de Fiscal por caso Mendivíl
El presidente del Consejo Estatal de Asociaciones de Abogados, Elías Flores Gallegos, exigió la renuncia de la Fiscal, María Elena Andrade, por las irregularidades en la detención y acusaciones en contra del ex director, Pedro Ariel Mendivíl, quién fue liberado a inicio de esta semana, ya que un juez determinó la falta de pruebas en su contra para que fuera vinculado.
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BASE jumper in Arizona rescued
Video captured by the Arizona Department of Public Safety Rangers shows one rescuer descending from the helicopter, down over a cliff face in the Superstition Mountains.
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Idaho police release footage of mass shooting at In-N-Out Burger
The suspect, identified as Chad Williams, is seen pulling up to the drive-thru window at In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls and firing at an employee inside.
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Sen. Mitch McConnell discharged from hospital
The 84-year-old politician added he will continue his recovery with intensive physical therapy at home.
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A$AP Rocky hints at upcoming new Rihanna music
A$AP Rocky told “The Jason Lee Show” she’s been in the studio. He added that he’s going to “get in trouble” for letting the news slip.
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Powerball jackpot soars to more than $850 million
The next Powerball drawing is set for Saturday at 11 p.m. Eastern, and Powerball officials said with lottery players in the U.K. now included, jackpots can grow faster.
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AWC receives $5 million grant to bring more manufacturing jobs to the Desert Southwest
In a press release, the grant will invest in “existing technical education programs to train small manufacturers and strengthen the nation’s manufacturing industry,” and AWC said it was one of 11 organizations to be selected.
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Goose alerts Texas family to barn fire
A home security camera caught the moment one heroic goose alerted its owners to a fire that had broken out in their barn.
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Person leaps onto highway barrier in Ohio seconds before crash
A person standing with a disabled car on the shoulder of a busy highway in Ohio was forced to leap onto a cement barrier to avoid getting rammed by an oncoming vehicle in what one official called “the closest call I’ve ever seen.”
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Flash flooding strikes city in South Carolina
Footage captured shows conditions in Forest Acres, northeast of Columbia, where officials reported the overflowing of Penn Branch Creek and the partial blockage of Brentwood Drive.
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New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $567 million fine
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is hailing what he calls an “historic” ruling against Meta in a lawsuit accusing the tech giant of failing to keep kids safe online.
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Arizona Western ofrece en Wellton un programa de certificación en electricidad completamente en español
Con el objetivo de ampliar las oportunidades de capacitación para la comunidad hispanohablante, Arizona Western Entrepreneurial College anunció la apertura de un programa de certificación en electricidad impartido completamente en español en el Wellton Manufacturing Training Center.
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Two restaurants remove jalapeños potentially tied to salmonella outbreak
Chipotle Mexican Grill and Qdoba said this week they had removed jalapeños from some of their restaurants after determining the peppers could be tied to a salmonella outbreak.
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